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Dear friends, Thank you very much your valuable visit here. I'm Anu Kusumakar Kadri from Bangalore. A wildlife photographer, Bird cinematographer, nature lover, and explorer. Yoga teacher, mother of two teenagers, home maker. And new blogger. In my blog you can expect my experience in the nature, few travel blogs, more about birds, mostly all Birds of India. I share original photos and videos of birds, wildlife and nature in general observed in my visits,or trips. I try to capture the wonderful and daily life of nature and the unique moments in which birds interact or reveal unusual behaviour. Some videos are surprising and fun, beautiful and shocking, but always real and WILD and ORIGINAL. Subscribe, Comment, Share the passion of nature. I will be glad to receive your feedback. Anu Kusumakar Kadri??

Amazing birds and truly amazing facts of Birds-Indian Paradise Flycatcher

June 20, 2020 by Anu Kusumakar Kadri in birding trip

Introduction of Indian Paradise Flycatcher The Indian Paradise Flycatchers (Scientific Name :Terpsiphone paradisi) They are found  naturally in Asia in extremely large range.Indian Paradise Flycatchers are a beautiful bird. Size of adult Indian Paradise Flycatchers are between 18 to 22 cm. The length of the tail (adult male) is between 20 to 24 cm, with two […]

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Into the wild life of Amandava amandava

June 5, 2020 by Anu Kusumakar Kadri in birding trip

This beautiful bird is Red Avadavat, a sparrow sized bird, native to South East Asia. Often kept as a cage bird. The name Amandava or Avadavat are derived from the city of Ahamadabad in Gujarat, India. My encountering these birds, and all my observations are purely from the wild and each film recording spontaneous, directly […]

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My quest of Meeting Egyptian Vultures and expiscation of Haddina Kallu Hanumantharaya betta temple.

June 3, 2020 by Anu Kusumakar Kadri in birding trip, tourism

For many years,while traveling From Bangalore to Mangalore (my home town) my eyes would start searching for this huge Arch on the right side after crossing Yadiyur which is the entrance of Haddina kallu betta. I heard lots about Egyptian vultures dwelling in Haddina kallu Betta before I had seriously thought of birding, and wanted […]

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